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Product feeds sync your product catalog with Cevoid, enabling product tags on posts and product-based galleries. Use product feeds when you’re not using Shopify or WooCommerce, or when you need custom catalog data. Navigate to Settings -> Products & Markets to configure your feeds.

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Add a product feed

  1. Navigate to Settings -> Products & Markets
  2. Edit an existing market or create a new one
  3. Scroll to the Product feed section
  4. Click Add product feed
  5. Enter the URL to your product feed
  6. Select the file format (XML, CSV, or TSV)
  7. If password-protected, click Authentication and enter credentials
  8. Click Connect feed
  9. Map each field to the corresponding value in your feed
  10. Click Create feed

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Field mapping

Once connected, a preview of your feed displays. Map your feed fields to Cevoid’s values.
FieldRequiredDescriptionUsed for
ID✓Unique identifier for each product variantConnects products across markets so you only tag once
Product title✓The product nameDisplayed in product tags
Link✓URL to the product pageWhere visitors go when clicking a product tag
Product price✓Price. With or without currency symbol; symbol is removed at import.Displayed in product tags
Image link✓Primary product imageDisplayed in product tags
Item group IDGroups product variants togetherProduct tagging and product page gallery fallback
Additional image linkSecondary product imageShown on hover over product tag
Sale priceDiscounted price if on saleDisplayed alongside regular price
AvailabilityStock statusHide out-of-stock products
CategoryHierarchical categories
Supported seperators: `, /		> < →`Tagging filter, Library filter, category page galleries
Collection(s)The collections the product belongs to.
Can be send as one tag, or seperate once for grouped collections		Tagging filter, Library filter, collection page galleries
Variant optionsOptions like color and size
One tag per variant option.		Variant selection when tagging, product page gallery fallback
Item group ID is strongly recommended. It groups product variants together for better tagging and fallback behavior. If you don’t provide Item group ID, Cevoid analyzes URL paths to create groupings automatically

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Product feed example

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<products>
  <product>
    {/*  Required fields  */}
    <id>1001-BLK-M</id>
    <product_title>Classic Cotton T-Shirt</product_title>
    <link>https://cevoid.com/product/classic-cotton-t-shirt</link>
    <product_price>29.99</product_price>
    <image_link>https://cdncevoid.com/image/classic-tee-black-front.jpg</image_link>

    {/*  Optional fields  */}
    <item_group_id>1001</item_group_id>
    <additional_image_link>https://cdncevoid.com/image/classic-tee-black-lifestyle.jpg</additional_image_link>
    <sale_price>19.99</sale_price>
    <availability>in_stock</availability>
    <category>Apparel &gt; Tops &gt; T-Shirts</category>

    {/*  Collections (Optional)  */}
    <gender>Women, Unisex</gender>
    <styles>Casual, Streetwear, Minimalist, Everyday</styles>

    {/*  Variant options (Optional)  */}
    <size>M</size>
    <color>Black</color>
  </product>
</products>

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FAQ

What format should feeds be in? Google Shopping feed schema is most common, but we support custom field names that you map during setup. What file formats are supported? XML, CSV, or TSV. Can we have multiple feeds per market? Yes. Add multiple feeds if your catalog is split across files. Usually one is enough. What if we modify our feeds? All fields except product ID can be remapped freely. Changes apply after the next product sync.
Product tags are connected to the product ID. Contact Cevoid support before remapping the ID field.